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Receive a deduction for the full fair market value and avoid paying tax on your capital gain. This giving option can provide greater tax benefit than a cash gift of the same amount.
Receive a deduction for the full fair market value and avoid paying tax on your capital gain. This giving option can provide greater tax benefit than a cash gift of the same amount.
Will your employer match your gift? Learn more about how your gifts may qualify for a match.
Real estate assets can be converted into a gift that produces income. Receive a deduction for the appraised market value and avoid capital gains tax.
Planned gifts allow a lasting legacy and continued support for Special Olympics Michigan. Learn more about how you can plan for the future.
Our Signature Events gather supporters and friends of Special Olympics Michigan to celebrate the Inclusion Revolution while raising critical funds for our Athletes. Join us as an attendee, sponsor, or supporter of our annual signature events taking place in Detroit and Grand Rapids.
Wish to donate by mail? Make your check payable to Special Olympics Michigan and send it to us at:
Special Olympics Michigan
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859
Special Olympics Michigan
160 68th Street SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
Special Olympics Michigan
1150 Scott Lake Road, Suite 3a
Waterford, MI 48328
Register now for the first-ever virtual Michigan Law Enforcement Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Michigan! Instead of hitting the water at a traditional Plunge location, now the choice is up to you on where, when and how you want to get bold and cold for the athletes of Special Olympics Michigan. You can also sign up to run in the first-ever Frozen 5K.
The annual Michigan Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Michigan will shift to a virtual format this winter, making way for some exciting changes to the beloved event’s traditional cold water format.
Special Olympics Michigan has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 State Winter Games. While this decision is extremely disappointing, SOMI athletes and fans can look forward to seeing smaller-scale, high-quality, local sporting events at various locations throughout Michigan this winter. At-home and virtual training and fitness opportunities will also continue to be offered.